Daril

6 ms·

1.
by Daril 9mo ago
I used Turbo + Stimulus with a CodeIgniter PHP backend. Later, I used an HTMX bot with CodeIgniter and GoLang. Now, I have migrated my second brain web app (Brainminder) from HTMX to Unpoly. I really liked HTMX, and I thank the authors for
2.
by Daril 11mo ago
Forgot to mention also SFTPGo : https://sftpgo.com/
3.
by Daril 11mo ago
I have a miniPC (Minisforum) with Debian as server. I use : - Syncthing ( https://syncthing.net/ ) to keep the files synchronized between desktops and laptops computers - Webdav ( https://github.com/hacdias&#x
4.
by Daril 1y ago
From a security point of view, I am not comfortable giving a user unlimited access to the server. I don't know what solution pgEdge is implementing, but granting full access to the server when it should only operate on PostgreSQL is a
5.
by Daril 1y ago
I wanted to try it months ago ... but I stopped when I read in the install documentation : To configure passwordless sudo, open the /etc/sudoers file, and add a line of the form: %username ALL = (ALL) NOPASSWD: ALL And the same us
6.
by Daril 1y ago
I use Syncthing in combination with Cryptomator for sensible files, but there is also the Localsend app : https://localsend.org/
7.
by Daril 1y ago
Right, but having a unique codebase and one development tool for Linux, Windows and Macos (probably), would help a lot to reduce the effort to maintain the application.
8.
by Daril 1y ago
Very good news that the Freepascal version compiles and works correctly also on Windows. As you said, Delphi was a huge barrier to prevent other developers to contribute, but if we can use Lazarus, Heidi can receive a lot of help not only f
9.
by Daril 1y ago
There is also Peazip : https://github.com/peazip/PeaZip
10.
by Daril 1y ago
Based on this comparison : https://c3-lang.org/faq/compare-languages/ One would argue that the best C/C++ alternative/evolution language to use would be D. D also has its own cross-platform GUI library
11.
HeidiSQL Available Also for Linux(heidisql.com)
169 points by Daril 1y ago|49 comments
12.
by Daril 1y ago
HeidiSQL is free software for people who work with databases, and aims to be intuitive to use. "Heidi" lets you connect to a variety of databases, like MariaDB, MySQL, Microsoft SQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, Interbase and Firebird. Sin
13.
by Daril 1y ago
Hi, I know I didn't have time to describe it properly. Currently, I am focusing more on adding features and making it more usable. In simple terms: 1. It is possible to create different types of items: books, ideas, projects, tasks, et
14.
by Daril 1y ago
I think an PKMS is strictly related to how each of us thinks. It's similar to project management/organizer tools. I also created my own ( https://brainminder.it/ ) based on how I think: I prefer to organize items by
15.
by Daril 2y ago
Yes, I understand your point of view, but in my experience these ORM libraries when you create a class or a structure and then the library build the SQL code behind the scenes can suffer from some relevant issues : 1. you have no control o
16.
by Daril 2y ago
I'm using this at the moment : https://jmoiron.github.io/sqlx/ Didnt' now about sqlc, it seems very interesting ! Thanks for sharing !
17.
by Daril 2y ago
I'm not a fan of the complexity added by this and other similar frameworks. PHP and Go are very different languages, so trying to replicate the same concepts for one language to another I don't think it is a good idea. One of the
18.
by Daril 2y ago
Have your tried CR-SQLite ? https://vlcn.io/docs/cr-sqlite/intro It implements CRDT as SQLite extension.
19.
by Daril 2y ago
> It means some lawyer is concerned that Mozilla is in possession of some kind of data that is subject to other regulatory claims in some country. Well ... they posses our data indeed ? And what ? The passwords should be encrypted and
20.
by Daril 2y ago
"When you upload or input information through Firefox, you hereby grant us a nonexclusive, royalty-free, worldwide license to use that information to help you navigate, experience, and interact with online content as you indicate with
21.
by Daril 2y ago
Exactly, I agree. In fact they declare : "You give Mozilla all rights necessary to operate Firefox, including processing data as we describe in the Firefox Privacy Notice, as well as acting on your behalf to help you navigate the inter
22.
by Daril 2y ago
In my case, privacy is not the main issue because I have been self-hosting almost all my services for many years. It is about what is just, moral and right according to my own principles : honesty, respect, trust and fairness. I don't
23.
by Daril 2y ago
I bought an used phone and an used tablet supported by LineageOS. I installed e/OS (derived from LineageOS) on the phone and LineageOS on the tablet. The hardware is like new and with "debloated" software it works very well.
24.
by Daril 2y ago
Sure, but the strategy of US companies has been the same for many years. Take for example Gmail: I remember 10 years ago it was free even for companies up to 100 users, then 50, then 10, then 0... The same with Google Maps, before it was fr
25.
by Daril 2y ago
As someone who has been managing his own servers (and also hosting services for his clients) for many years, I can understand the issues, problems and difficulties that can arise, so I have learned to be much more patient and understanding.
26.
by Daril 2y ago
They launched recently their S3 Storage, so I think some initial issues are inevitable.
27.
by Daril 2y ago
Well, one day MS could shut everything down or charge a lot of money to continue using the services. Almost all open source projects are currently hosted on Github (and rely on their services). Yes, the code is replicated on thousands of ma
28.
by Daril 2y ago
Years ago, when I saw the invitation "Sign in with your Google account" popping up on every site, I suspected it was a trap to hold users hostage. Take a private email address and move away from Gmail one service at time.
29.
by Daril 2y ago
Sure ! Here you can find a list of alternatives : https://european-alternatives.eu/ I self hosting almost everything, but for a complete suite of services take at look at Infomaniak : https://www.infomaniak.com&#
30.
by Daril 2y ago
Yes, I was considering Hetzner or Scaleway, I have a few months to decide before my current prepaid plan expires. Thank you for the heads-up !

More ›